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Wednesday's Ross Wallace became an internet sensation at the weekend when a video of him stealing a piece of paper containing tactics of opponents Huddersfield went viral on social media sites.

Huddersfield's Michael Hefele entered the pitch as a substitute and passed on instructions to team-mate Elias Kachunga before Wallace cheekily snatched the piece of paper.

And when asked in the build-up to his side's game against the Bluebirds about his player's unusual intervention on Sunday, mischievous Owls boss Carlos Carvalhal responded by saying it's something he's been teaching his side to do.

"We are teaching the players to do that. Portuguese style," was Carvalhal's tongue in cheek response.

"We get the players to try to know everything about the [opposition] players. Stealing the papers is something we are training all the time because we want all the information.

"It was good."

Sheffield Wednesday boss Carlos Carvalhal

The incident sent Twitter into meltdown, and Cardiff may well have to be wary of their opponents' tactics tonight.